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House Conservation Commission approves Feb. 4 minutes and moves into the public session

House Conservation Commission · March 4, 2026
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Summary

The commission approved public and non‑public minutes from Feb. 4 (public minutes approved with the addition of the word 'target' on lines 52–53), recorded a 7‑0 voice vote on the public minutes, then moved into the public session by motion and second.

At the March 4 meeting the Hollis House Conservation Commission voted to approve the Feb. 4 public meeting minutes with a small edit: the insertion of the word "target" before "practice" on lines 52–53. The Chair moved to approve the minutes and members responded with a recorded 7‑0 voice vote in favor.

Commissioners also approved non‑public minutes with two edits supplied by Mark Post (clarifying that a particular property is "deed in restriction on development in perpetuity" and adding the word "easement" to the paragraph). A motion and second were recorded and the non‑public minutes were approved.

Later in the meeting the Chair moved to go into the public session; the motion was seconded and members voiced their assent on the record. The commission proceeded to public business following that vote.